Give reasons for high and low production cost reservoirs

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Show that if oil is produced from two reservoirs, one with high marginal cost and one with low marginal cost, it is not possible for the Hotelling rule to be satisfied for each reservoir simultaneously. Give two reasons that oil might be produced from high and low production cost reservoirs simultaneously.

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